Soapstone

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Experience the Indian heritage with the soapstone cookware collection by Kuuraii. Give modern cooking and kitchen a nice upgrade with soapstone utensils, which will bring out the most authentic flavours of food. We promise that if you start to use traditional kalchatti for cooking, your food will also taste like your grandma's delicious food.

Buying soapstone utensils online is a task. But Kuuraii is known for its authenticity, eco-friendly choices, and products that remind us of our heritage. So explore, buy, and share our heritage piece with your family and loved ones, because at Kuuraii, you get only what's best!

 

What is Soapstone Cookware?

Often overshadowed by stainless steel, ceramic, and cast iron, soapstone cookware is a hidden gem of the culinary world. But this age-old material's natural properties and aesthetics have stood the test of time.

Soapstone Kalchatti cookware has been used for centuries by civilizations in India, the Romans, and even by indigenous tribes in America. Soapstone was valued for its ability to hold heat for a longer time and was mainly used for communal cooking and heating in cold climates.

This metamorphic rock forms over thousands of years under heat and pressure, composed mainly of talc, it also contains magnesite and chlorite. Due to this, it is soft to the touch and yet extremely dense, making it perfect for slow cooking, retaining, and radiating heat.

Soapstone utensils come in various forms, from flat griddles, deep pots, pans, and serving dishes. Each soapstone utensils are hand-carved by artisans and can last for generations if maintained well.

 

Why Shop Soap Stone Utensils at Kuuraii?

Plate served with hot, fluffy, and golden-brown appam and spicy chutney crushed on a mortar and pestle, and you munching on them while sitting on a jamakkalam mat used to be our highlight of the Sunday morning at grandma's house. But as we got older and technologies were introduced, we soared high above our roots and started to forget our heritage and culture in this hectic life.

Kuuraii's every product is a nostalgic embrace to let you relive your best memories today. Our handmade soapstone cookware collection is such an embrace that will help you relive your fond memories of the best food, along with miniature soapstone cooking pots for your child to introduce them to our heritage.

 

1. Heat Retention

Kuuraii's collection of kalchatti for cooking has excellent heat retention and uniform heat spread, which allows food to thoroughly cook and stay hot for a longer period.

 

2. Naturally Non-Stick

When seasoned properly, soapstone naturally makes a non-sticky layer, allowing minimal oil usage in cooking and supporting a healthy diet.

 

3. Eco-Friendly and Non-Toxic

Our traditional kalchatti cookware is made from 100% natural soapstone, free from harmful chemicals, toxins, and synthetic coatings, making it safe for cooking food and consumption in all seasons.

Bring back your fond memories and go eco-friendly by buying Indian soapstone cookware from Kuuraii, cause in the 21st century... being 'Green' is the new trend! Check our other eco-friendly collections of home essentials.

 

4. Rust Free and Evergreen

Our collection of soapstone vessels can last from one generation to the next if properly cared for. These vessels are sturdy, rust-free, and resistant to corrosion, wear, and tear.

 

Frequently Asked Questions About Soapstone Cookware

 

1. Do They Work on Induction or Hot Plates?

Soapstone cooking utensils are not compatible with induction stoves. But they work on hot plates and coil stoves.

2. How To Clean Soapstone Cooking Pots?

Always avoid using harsh soaps or a dishwasher to clean soapstone cookware. They can be simply washed with warm water, a soft brush, and mild soap.

3. What Is The Lifespan of Indian Soapstone Cookware?

If maintained well, these eco-friendly and traditional cookware can last for generations. Soapstone utensils don't rust, corrode, or warp like metal cookware. As long as it is not subjected to severe physical use or misuse, it can serve you well for decades.

4. Is Soapstone Cookware Safe For Cooking?

Yes, due to its non-porous nature, soapstone cookware doesn't harbour bacteria, mildew, or mould and also retains nutrients, making it a great choice for the preparation of food.

5. What Is Another Name of Soapstone?

Soapstone is also called steatite. It is also referred to as talc or soaprock. The name 'soapstone' comes from its soapy or greasy feel due to its high talc content.